Nashvillians might want to keep a light jacket and an umbrella at hand, as the local weather forecast shows a mix of sun and showers in the coming days. According to the National Weather Service, today presents a 40 percent chance of morning showers before the skies clear up, ushering in mostly sunny conditions with an approachable high of 67.

Tonight, those looking to enjoy a clear evening might be disappointed, there's a slight chance that raindrops could interrupt their plans with a 20 percent possibility of showers after 4:00 A.M. The mostly cloudy night will see temperatures dropping to a low around 45, with the north wind persistently blowing at approximately 10 mph.

The weather pattern for Sunday doesn't stray far from its predecessor, starting cloudy and then gradually clearing up for a more genial high of 62. The breeze maintains its northern origins, though it will slow down just a touch to a gentle 5 to 10 mph.

Those eager for uninterrupted celestial views should find solace in Sunday night's forecast, which calls for mostly clear skies and another cool dip to a low of around 40. The constant north wind is expected to keep things brisk at the 5 to 10 mph range,

Transitioning into the workweek, Monday is primed to display an agreeable sunny disposition, accompanied by a mild high near 68 degrees. While the day begins with calm winds, it'll see a slight eastern shift by the afternoon, nudging the air at a comfortable 5 mph. Monday night's sky is predicted to be mostly clear, hovering at a low around 43 degrees, as an East wind shifts to the south after midnight. For the extended forecast and updates, visit NWS's official website.